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+ Ask a Question Need help? Post your question and get tips & solutions from a community of 418,417 IT Pros & Developers. It's quick & easy. Run-time error 91 Object Variable https://bytes.com/topic/access/answers/506689-run-time-error-91-object-variable-block-variable-not-set or With block variable not set P: n/a Richard Hollenbeck I've marked the line in this subroutine where I've been getting this error. It may be something stupid but I've been staring at this error trying to fix it for over an hour. I'm pretty sure the table and field names and controls are all named correctly, and the control referred to in the errant code is open, and it has data in it. runtime error Private Sub cmdAddIngredientToRecipe_Click() ' Get RecipeID for future action query Dim recipeID As Long Dim dbGetRecipeID As DAO.Database Dim rsGetRecipeID As DAO.Recordset Dim StrSQL As String Set dbGetRecipeID = CurrentDb() StrSQL = "SELECT tblRecipes.lngRecipeID FROM tblRecipes WHERE (((tblRecipes.lngRecipeID)= " & [Forms]![frmRecipes]![lngRecipeID] & "));" Set rsGetRecipeID = dbGetRecipeID.OpenRecordset(StrSQL, dbOpenDynaset) recipeID = rsGetRecipeID.Fields(0) Set rsGetRecipeID = Nothing Set dbGetRecipeID = Nothing ' This works fine to this point ' Get IngredientID for future action query runtime error 91 Dim IngredientID As Long Dim dbGetIngredientID As DAO.Database Dim rsGetIngredientID As DAO.Recordset 'I'm filling variables to use in an append query down later in this subroutine. StrSQL = "SELECT tblIngredients.lngIngredientID FROM tblIngredients WHERE tblIngredients.IngredientName = '" & cboIngredientName & "'" 'IngredientName is a text field. ' The next line is flagged as a problem. I get a run-time error 91" Object Variable ' or with block variable not set. I'm predicting something is wrong with my SQL statament on the previous line. Set rsGetIngredientID = dbGetIngredientID.OpenRecordset(StrSQL, dbOpenDynaset) IngredientID = rsGetIngredientID.Fields(0) Set rsGetRecipeID = Nothing Set dbGetRecipeID = Nothing MsgBox IngredientID 'just to test my code this far. End Sub Jun 29 '06 #1 Post Reply Share this Question 3 Replies P: n/a John Mishefske Richard Hollenbeck wrote: I've marked the line in this subroutine where I've been getting this error. It may be something stupid but I've been staring at this error trying to fix it for over an hour. I'm pretty sure the table and field names and controls are all named correctly, and the control referred to in the errant code is open, and it has data in it. Private Sub cmdAddIngredientToRecipe_Click() ' Get RecipeID for future action query Dim recipeID As Long Dim dbGetRecipeID As DAO.Database Dim rsGetRecipeID As DAO.Recordset Dim StrSQL As String Set dbGetRecipeID